D.W. Harding, Much Madness
Brain Storms: A Study of Human Spontaneity by Wayne Barker
Technological Man: The Myth and the Reality by Victor C. Ferkiss
Murray Kempton, Crime Does Not Pay
The Discourses of Simone Rizzo De-Cavalcante, 1962 to 1965 assembled by Special Agents William F. Nugent, by J. Arthur Brudnicki, by George L. Kraus, by Ronald B. Hardee, by James P. Hughes, by E. Lynch, Thomas, by James J. Verdino, by Bertie L. Wriston, by John L. Wilgus, by Edward J. Lunetti, by Raymond J. Bott, by E. Davis Porter, by Robert E. Mangan, by Hugh M. Billingsley, by Robert J. Van Tersch, by Roland H. Broyles
Theft of the Nation by Donald R. Cressey
The Grim Reapers by Ed Reid
Noel Annan, Living Off Lit.
The Rise and Fall of the Man of Letters by John Gross
Ronald Steel, Letter from Oakland: The Panthers
Matthew Hodgart, Good Camper
Ronald Firbank: A Biography by Miriam J. Benkovits
Five Novels by Ronald Firbank
Eugene D. Genovese, Southern Exposure
The South and the Sectional Conflict by David Potter
The Burden of Southern History Second Edition by C. Vann Woodward
Oscar Lewis, A Special Supplement: A Death in the Sanchez Family
John Wheeler-Bennett, The Man Who Did Not Kill Hitler
Tormented Loyalty by Christopher Sykes
R.W. Flint, Ah! Wilderness
Notes From the Century Before by Edward Hoagland
Nina S. Adams, Man in the Middle
Ho Chi Minh by Jean Lacouture
The End of a War by Jean Lacouture, by Philippe Devillers
Frank Kofsky, Artists Anonymous
Dimitri Sotiropoulos, Hans J. Morgenthau, Historical Differences
Joel C. Edelstein, Travel to Cuba
Norman N. Holland, Robert M. Adams, Shrinking Literature
Estelle Leontief, Travel to Cuba
John Bernard Myers, Virgil Thomson, Artists Anonymous
I.A. Richards, Positive Power of Thinking
Thomas J. Cox, Prosperity and Apartheid
Richard Morris, The Literary Life
Noel Annan is the author of Leslie Stephen and Our Age, among other books. (October 1999)